Motherless Twins To Be Sent To Italy For Care
Giovanni Concessi of Georgetown faces a dilemma after his wife dies delivering three week old twins and his two year old Donato. Starliners Olympic provides a crib, a nurse, and milk for the voyage to Cherbourg with plans to reunite the babies with his mother in Abruzzi, east of Rome, after a 36 hour rail trip.
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Danbury
Donato
Atlantic
Italy
Giovanni Concessi
Georgetown
Olympic
Concessi
Cherbourg
Rome
Abruzzi
Dancury Hospital
Gilbert and Bennett
Pietranelo Province
Four Autoists Held in Westport for Evading Law
Four traffic law violation cases are set for court in Westport tomorrow before Judge John F. Gadillat. Arthur Tramedrin of New Haven faces license and lighting charges after arrest by Deputy Sheriff Dufford Nichols. Frank Givens of Bridgeport was cited for lighting issues by Officer Michael Dominick. Harold Connery of Reading faces registration and lighting violations. Henry Jones of Derby, driver of a Water Street truck, was arrested. his case will be heard tomorrow.
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Westport
John F. Gadillat
Dufford Nichols
Arthur Tramedrin
Cardale Street
New Haven
Michael Dominick
Frank Givens
Waterview Avenue
Vidgeport
Harold Connery
Redding
Nichols
Oates Brothers
Waterbury
Heiry Jones
Waterstreet Derby
Jones
Wrecked car tied to Fairfield theft found abandoned
Martin Skiba of Ruang Street Fairfield reported his car stolen from the garage shortly after 1 o'clock. It was abandoned on Fairfield Avenue near Clinton Avenue after a crash into a pole during a vain escape, with no injuries recorded and the owner later confirming the vehicle.
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Martin Skiba
Ruang Street
Fairfield
Fairfield Avenue
Clinton Avenue
Skiba
Union System to End Coal Strikes, New Suggestion
Union officials argue complete unionization of the bituminous industry and the abolition of open shops in West Virginia and other states would end strikes and coal shortages. The brief was prepared for the United States One commission by William Green and Philip Murray in response to a request for constructive suggestions.
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Washington
West Virginia
United Mine Workers of America
United States Ones Commission
Meade
Wiliam Green
International
Philp Murray
Ita
Commission
Heart Reagent Fails To Save Texas Baby
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ginn, Dallas, Texas, appeared dead at birth. An adrenaline hydrochloride injection by physicians at Baylor Hospital later revived a struggle for existence, but the baby died early today.
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Texas
Dallas, Tex
May
Mra. Ja Ginn
Baylor Hospital
Guerin Textile Mills Founder Dies at 72 in Woonsocket
Toseoh Guerin, president of Guerin Mills Inc and prominent textile magnate, died at his Woonsocket home aged 72. A Belgian native who came to the city in 1392, he built and ran several mills and dyeing plants, later forming Guerin Mills with Pothier. He leaves a widow and two sons.
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Woonsocket, R
Toseoh Guerin
Guerin Mills, Inc
Ali
Belgium
Guerin
Italy
Woonsocket
Pothier
Rhodesland
Montrose Mmu
Algree Viorsted
Rosemont Dyeing Company
Philmont Worsted
Guerin Mills
Tac
Guerin-Potheir
Reward bit inventor Major Robingson awarded sums
London May 6 Associated Press reports the Royal Commission on Awards to Inventors and the American Commission for the Adjustment of Foreign Claims granted £1250 for the future use by the American government of a direction finding system for airplanes invented by Major James Robingson. An additional £100 was awarded for the use of the invention aboard the airplane that achieved the American Atlantic Right to Warose in May 1918.
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London
Associated Press
Royal Commission On Awards
Io Inventors
American Commission For the
James Robingson
Ae PF
Robin
Yovea
Rattlesnake Market Maintains 50 Cent Price Level
VORDUS CHRISTI Tex May W A King of Brownsville owner of the Snake King Varma asserted rattlesnakes sell for 40 cents each upward. The Agriculture Department in Washington announced it was securing dealers and market suppliers, noting Mexico as a key source. His Brownsville farm can house 18,000 snakes fed by machines on a meat and fat mixture.
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Tex
W. A. King
Brownsville
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Mexico
Revival of New England interest in foreign trade plan
A two day convention of New England manufacturers interested in foreign trade will be held in Boston on May 17 and 18. Sessions open at 9:30 a.m. in the Boston Public Library with remarks by George A. Sagendorph and Frederick S. Snyder. James M. Curley will speak on the public interest in foreign trade. Everett W. Lord will discuss promoting foreign trade through education. A smoker follows the day’s program at the Copley Plaza.
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New England
Boston
James M. Curley
Hub
Copley Plaza Hotel
Lbrary
Everett W_ Lord
Boston University College of Business Administration
Copley Plaza
New York
Pleasure boat tax relief bill sparks harbor interest
Pleasure boat owners on Jocal Harbor back a Legislature proposal to exempt gasoline for boats from state tax. Edward Decatur of the Fequennock club and Harold Martwood of the Berkshire club advocate the measure. A fishing party aboard the Pearl captained by Edwin Cowells of Long Beach reported one pound flat fish catches on the return trip, a rarity for this season, joined by members of the Harry Cutler lodge Knights of Pythias.
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Jocal Harbor
Edward Decatur
Fequennock Club
Harold Martwood
Berkshire Club
Belinve
Hell
Pearl
Edwin Cowells
Long Beach
Harry Cutler Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Harbor Craft Updates and New Yacht Club Lighting
Daley Meow dillams of the Blue Line and the P Sanford Rose boat Tacana assist the P Sanford Ross dredge in the harbor. Captain Anthony Miller of the Au Quonnot Yacht Club plans to launch his powerboat Jozy this week and cruise to Orient Long Island to visit family. The Pooinatuck Yacht Club begins installing new lighting on its float with red white and blue Mhrea lights flashing every eight seconds.
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Daley Meow Dillams
Blue Line
P. Sanford Rose
Tacana
P. Sanford Ross
Anthony Miller
Auquonnock
Pooinatuck Yacht Club
Uruguay Denies She Seeks Loan in U S
Uruguayan official circles deny reports of negotiations to float a thirty million gold peso loan in the United States. The dispatch from Montevideo to La Nación says the story is contradicted.
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Uruguay
U.S
Buenos Aires
United States
la Navcion
Monteviden
Bishop Bilss Improves After Hospital Stay
New York May 6 Right Rev Georges Y Bilss bishop coadjutor of the Vermont Protestant Episcopal church was seriously ill at St Bartholomew's hospital and tonight reported out of danger with condition steadily improving.
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New York
Georges Y.bilss
Protestant Episcopal Church of
Vermont
St Bartholomew's Hospital
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